During the tax season, there are different cut off dates for different taxpayers. It is important to know when these dates are, so that you can submit your returns on time and also so that you can plan your investments to maximise your money too.
Every year many of us experience the Forever Month. In December majority of us are paid early and most of our income is spent splurging on presents, Christmas meals and holiday fun.
To manage our money better we need to divide it up into manageable boxes. We start by putting our expenses into groups according to their characteristics.
Medical aid is a health insurance product that covers the costs related to healthcare. The product provides protection against the hefty bills that occur after medical procedures as well as your day-to-day medical expenses.
During the tax season, there are different cut off dates for different taxpayers. It is important to know when these dates are, so that you can submit your returns on time and also so that you can plan your investments to maximise your money too.
Death, like taxes, is unavoidable, but most people prefer not to think about it. If you have loved ones who rely on your income, you need to ensure that they are financially taken care of, even after you pass. This brings forth the question, "How much life cover do I need?".
Getting your life in order is a process where you consolidate all the important information that loved ones should be aware of should something happen to you.
When considering Life Cover one should also be aware of the ins and outs of Wills.
A case study looking at Sipho's Life Cover and how expecting a second child has impacted the amount of cover he needs and why he called us.
Can I just stick to my usual provider or does it actually make a difference to shop around for quotes?
What should the 50 plus age group be focusing on financially? What should we be doing now to safeguard our future? What happens if things don’t go according to plan?
